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THE CIVIL SERVICE.
TIE SENATE cLuTcuxs.1r
For Short Season In Debntc-The Demo.
Gratis United In FavorIng tho BouncinE
Of nil Republican officials In which
t- Some Republicans Coincide.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The resolution
heretofore offered by Mr.. Plumb, calling
Oh tho Secretary Of tho Interior for infor'
nation as to whether there Is any rule oi
the Pension 0licO whereby any applcan,
for pension 10 denied q hearing by reason
OF being also petitioner TO Congress, wsa
taken up and discussed. Tho discussion
turned somewhat on the question Of Civil
Service Reform.
On that point Mr.. Salisbury eaid that
while he would not convert Mr..
Cleveland into public butcher, 'decapi.
tsting every oitice.holdor hostile to
him, he woull instruct him that it
was duty which no owed to him.
sell, his administration the party which
elected him, and the country which he
served, to purge the departments OF the
men hostile to his administrators, and
unless he did 30 he would not have a
auCceSsful administration. ,,.
Mr.. Morgan agreed with the Senator
from Delaware. He hoped that the Pres.
ldent and tho heads of tho Departments
would take warning and 10: let them.
selvss aud their administration ba brought
into dirgtace by thu trCachery OF subordi-
nates. {! s,f!' ; f3t-l 3f5Efsi
Mr.. Plumb. expressed his psrfect will.
ingness to have every Republican office.
holder removed -
Mr.. Beck agreed with the Senator from
D .lawar0 and Alabama, that it was not
wiss policy on the part OF tho Adminis!rs.
ton TO keep tho enemies in office. The
discussion continued until 9 o'clock, when
the resolution was lGid aeids without ac-
ton, and the Senate proceeded to the con.
sideration oi tho bill to prohibit members
Of Congress from acting as attorneys for
subsidlz,d railroad companies.
Mr. Evarts addressed the Senate in op.
poeition of thu bill. 7If1s. HA.lT0I -
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Window Glass Advanced,

-, PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 3.-A meeting Of
window Glass Manufacturers OF the
United States was held to-day and pool.
1ns arrangement or, consolidation OF the
iLatarn and Western Association was
tIo'mad. The two organizations which
heretofore, to certain extent, have an.
ason!zsd each other will in the future
sH In unison. 1t was decided to advance
prices !. from 8 to u percent, to take effect
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PIrTsBuRau, Feb. "a party Of 10 men
in charga of john Ray burn, OF Cincin.
natl, passed through this city this morn
ing on special Car attached to tho lin.
tied express snroute to jersey City to take
the placss Of the striking 'longshorenon
Tho nen hsd been picked up in Cincin-
natl by MIR. Rsyburn who said he had in
stfuc:ions from Peter Wright q Sons 10
engage thsm for the Red Star Steamship
Company. They will be put to work on
the Jersey City docks Immediately upon
arrival. Another car loal will reach
here from the West Tonight. -E
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u Wholesale Poisoncr.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3-Ths coronsr's jury in
the case Of Lucy Keidelmeyer brought in
verdict to-day declaring that sho had
died from araenical poisoning, and recom-
mending that her stepfather, Lawrence
hrug, be held to the grand Jury. Krug
was married three times within three
years time and all three OF his wives died
suddenly and mystsriously the same as
bis step.daughter. Their lives were all
insured in krug's favor,
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Is AtiHGL, pfohto.liou has not met the
e1pec.atiol OF its friends. Ths Capital, Of
thu city, which we understand to be on
the prohibition aide, sGys: 1--WE feel il
our daty, after feT mouths' trial, ia
proa1uaIe it, to all appearances, dead
iliu'a iu Atlanta. Iu fact, whisky and
beer 40 sold Silnost % much as ever, only
the city gats nothing for It'll" When pro.
hib''ion lsils TO prohibit the remedy is il.
initeIy worse than nothing, for it sggra.
Yates the disease. The evils remain, but
there ia NJ revoaua to compensate in part
for them,
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House Of Rrfure uurned,

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. 3.-The loss by
burning of the State Industrial School,
formerly the Western House OF Refuge, is
now estimated at 100000, with no insnr.
ance. The female department Of tho
building WAS erected in 1880 at q cost Of
$75, 900 and wss totally destroyed with its
contents. A great loss OF life was narrow.
ly avoided. Steps will probably be taken
10 rebuild at once.
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a DEAD GIyE-AWAY.

Democrat, Tell Their Party Why They Want
TO JusEle Third judicial District.
Special Dispateh TO the in,e!liseacer.
CnARLEsroS, W. Va, Feb. 3.-Circu-
lars have been sent to Republicans and
Democrats purportiug to explain "ssrate
bill los. bill to re.arrange the Second
Judge Brooks Fleming) and Third Judge
VIM. 7. Ics) Judicial Circuits OF thia
State" Both circulars give the fgurca
from the Auditors report to show tho
work in the two Circuits and are identical,
except that the circulars sent to Demo-
Gratis explains, and the one sent to Rspub.
licanB does not explain. ~, '.'-
A NICE SCHEME.
A foot note appended to the circular for
Democrats says with charming frankness.
"Both OF the Circuits are now 1000 or
1900 Republican. This bill will leave
the Third Circuit Democratic by a small
majority, and leave the Second Circuit
still Republican. II the bill is not passed
they will both be left overwhelmingly
Republican. The last election returns
show that seven OF the thirteen Circuits
are already Republican. The present
Legislature can only re arrange them
They may bs increased or diminished
after the general election for 1883, but the
the judg then in Office or elected then,
cannot be lc2islated out OF office by such
increase or dimunition OF the Circuits.
In other words. wherever thsre are now
Republican judges, ii elected in them in
lSSS-will htsy in than till their terms
expire, notwithstanding the Legislature
OF 1889 may incresss or diminish the num-
ber OF tEe Circuits.
The bill makes the Third Circuit Demo-
cratic, and does not atfecs the Second Cir
cult. The Third Circuit gains and the
Second lcaes nothing"
II is not explained that the Third Cir.
cult has become Republican since the
election Of Judge Ice, and that tho pres.
ent move ia to bring the Democratic Lesis-
lature to the relief OF the Democratic
minority in that Circuit and hold the place
for n Democrat. The INrRLLIGENcRR's ex-
posure OF the scheme WAS read with inter.
est here and Republicans put on thsir
guard befors this remarkably frank admis.
sion fsll into Republican hands. Demo.
crsts are now wondering whether anybody
will 10 mean enough to give away the
buainess end OF the circular intended for
Democratic eyes alone.
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Moody's I,lrthday Fund.

New YoRK, Feb. 3.-Saturday February
5 will be the llItie,h anniversary Of the
birthday OF Dwight L, Moody, the we'll
known evangelist Many OF bis friends
in this city are endesyoriug to make the
day memorable by raising a fund OF money
to bs known as the birthday memorial
fund for the endowment of the schools
for young women and young men es.
tablished by Mr.. Moody at Mortified,
Macs. Friends Of the evangelist in Great
Britain are understood to be moving in
the same direction. Joseph Talcott, OF
this ci'y, ie the treasurer of the fund.
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A villain Gets his Dues.

New YoRK, Feb. S.-Proiessor John De
Leon, the astrologsr, who WAS convicted
OF inducing young girls to Panama for
immoral purposes under the p,etex! Of
finding employment for them, was to-day
brought In tho General Sessions. Judge
Gid .raleeve imposed a sentence OF fifteen
years imprisonment at hard labor in Sing
Sing, This is the maximum punishment
of the law. lie was convicted OF the
crime OF kidnapping Mrs. Sarah Bowers,
who was fortunately rescued while en-
route to Panama,
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Better Aim Scxt Time

cse'SsArl, o., Feb. s.-Judse Fitz.
gerald, Of the Police Court, received lot.
.ss Today written on police letter head
aao aIgned with initials. 1t purported to
sSMe " from the assassin who attempted to
,Goot ,s;t the Judge Tuesday night. 1t con.
SS'aea Sa.i regrets at the failure and promised
0e'sor aim at the next attempt.
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PERHAPS TIE esteemed Register didn't
want to hear from Mr.. Michael Grogan,
but hs is on deck this morning holding
Up bis end in mssterly way. Mr.. Gro
sau is o"e OF many il West Virginia who
hsEs left the sinking Democratic party,
lei! it on principle and come into the
Republican party to stay. 1t need not be
aided that Mr.. Grcgan ia an intelligent
mGn and m honest one.
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Accident at Newark,

NEWARK, o., Feb. 3.-Two Baltimore &
Ohio trains collided within the city lin.
its last evening. Several freight cars
were demolished and an engine badly
wrecked. A brakeman named Snod-
grsss Was knocked into the air twenty
feet, receiving in tho fall a broken leg,
lacerated side and internal injuries. II
is thought his injuries will prove fatal.
Loss to the company about S30,0OO.,
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CHICAGO, Feb. S.-Henry W. Spies, who
married Miss Van Z.ndt as proxy for bis
brother, August, the condemned Anarch.
ist, was arrested last night on the charge
Of bigamy. Counsel for the Anarchists
have interested themselvea in tae matter,
and they claim the proxy marriage ia per.
fectly leGg! that it binds August only and
in no way affects tho groom by proxy. In.
terviews with prominent lawyers, how.
ever, have elected the almost unanimous
opinion that the proxy ceremony WAS a
farce and without any legal effect what
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EXECUTIYE EOANp

OF the Miners In Sesslon-Important Meas.
ureS Being Considered.
PIrTsBuRou, Pa Feb. 3--The Executive
Board OF District Assembly 1856 Knights
Of Labor, composing all the Knights OF
Labor miners in tho country, is still in
session here. Wm, B.. Bailey, who is at
the head OF tho organization says that
questions OF general interest 10 both the
miners and operators are being consider
ed. TSey are aiming, be zays, 10 get jus.
tice for all parties, coal operators and
minars alike in competing districts. +.
'.Wo want 10 put stop TO rulnous com.
petion" said he, "and keep within bounds
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bury this bill under a trip hammer veto,
rather than bury himself and his party by

Mr.. Warner, Of Ohio, opposed It. He
thought come way should be devised by
which members could get rid Of these
private duties. They had become EN-.
ployment SCENTS, patent agents, and the
clerks would simply become claim agent
attschmenI. II this bill should pass
members should attach to their names
IN. G." and 70. A."-"Members Of Con.
gress and Claim Agents." and Congress
would become little more than an annex
to tho Departments. Mr.. Kelley, OF Penn.
aylvania, spoke from 90 years nf exper.
ience In favor OF tho bill. MIR. Elem, OF
Illinoia, moved to lay the bill on the
table. Agreed to-Yeas Al nays los.
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THs Constitution Of Delaware requires
tha. Stasa Senate. nust b, possessed Of
ElOO sterling, or freehold estate in 200
s::es Of land, This qualification is not a
deal Letter, either. The Bnyard faction
hsi sifjuad an intruder in the State Senate
FAo csna,t measure up to the constitu-
don requirement, and the scalp OF that
i!':.sm'r is in demand. Delaware is in
thu Uai,sd S.aias of America. -....
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Mas FonrRscuE says hsughtily there is
o,n enough for Mira. LaugIry and herself
aoacluse our orbits rsvsr come in coll
uNn II the jersey Lily stands this she
IA not tho Briton bold she has been sup
no;L1 to ha.
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Stranded Vessel Gets on.

MATAwAS, N. j., Feb. S.-Tho vessel
reported stranded at Monmouth Beach
struck the outer bar at almost s o'clock
last night snd go. OF inside OF an hour.
Tho statements about screams being heard
and ol sea breaking over the vessel are
false, as 20 danger signals were shown by
the vessel. n sgs.sf 4 GSl7 80
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Clerks to Senators and Representatives.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. Sin the
morning hour Of the House Mr.. Oates, Of
Alabama, on behalf Of the Committee on
Revision Of tho Laws called up the bill
authorizing the appointment and pre-.
scribing the compensation Of clerks TO
Senators and Representatives. who are no.
Chairmen OF Committees. Mr. Caldwell,
OF Tennessee, asw in ths proposition dis.
aster TO the members and the grave OF the
Democratic party. II there was any veto
thunder left in the President he would
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PARIS, Feb. S.-Ths RepuJlique Francaiss
publishes dispatch from suez which
states that in the battle between the Abys-
sinians and Italians near Massowah, jan
uary 25 and 20, the Abyssinians captured
all the guns possessed by the Italians. 1t
also Bays that Of the $50 Italians engaged
in the fight not more than fifty escaped.
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PIrrsDuRaH, Feb. 3.-Tns meters in
every crucible steel works in the city have
made demand for an advance in wages
OF 15 percent, the increase to take effect
February 18th. II the advance is not
granted the men threaten to strike.
There are five crucibe steal works in
Pittsburgh, employing 5000 men.
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PIrrsBuRau, Pa, Feb. a.-A sharpsville,
Pa, special saya: About $50 men en-
ployed at the spearman, Douglass &
Mabel furnaces struck to-day for IN ad-
vance in wages Of 25 cents per day. About
200 msn employed at Henderson aud
Claire will probably follow soon, rg
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ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 3.-The French
Government has made large purchases Of
Russian oats Tor the use Of the French
cavalry and has chartered q number Of
steamers 10 convey. then. from the Baltic
ports 10 FRANCE,
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+, THREE RA1Lno oAp DISASTERS
Iu Montana, Sebra.ka and Ohio-Ons 1Ia
kllleI

.. hllleu.
HELENA, Mosr., Feb. 3.-Two delayed
express trains which hal bssn consoli-
dated at Dickerson, Oak, met with ssri.
oHs accident yesterday afternoon about
three miles ems. Of Saltwater, Montana.
The trains hal been delayed by heavy.
snow and had been running very fast, but
slowed up gs they reached the narrow
space bstween high bluff and Yellow.
stone river at the point mentioned, whore
they struck broken rail. The engine
and mail car passed safely over the rail,
which WAS broken in eevoral places. The
baggage, express, one emigrant and one
hrst.claes car Tere thrown over the bank
OF the river, q distance OF about eighteen
feet, and landed upon their sides All the
passengers escaped injury, aud no fres
occurred.
Another accident happened on the
Northern Pacific railroad, near Garrison.
Two engines with snow.plow were
ditched. Ono engineer, named Frank
Jones, wss killed, and, 1t is claimed, ten
men were seriously injured. Physicians
left here last evening. Nothing more can
be learned, as there are no arrivals and
the railroad people will not give any in
formation, .'A'|'rttt
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AppRElIENsIoN AT CINCINNATI


CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-The condition OF
the Ohio river is causing the liyslest
speculation among persons having goods
in,the lower levels OF the city Us to what
stage it will reach. At noon it was 40
feet II inches and rising six inches an
hour. The rain stopped about o'clock
and tho Thermometer is steadily falling.
But sdvicss from up tho river show that
heavy rain is still falling at the upper
river points. The Big Sandy is rising
rapidly and will reach 25 or 80 feet, while
tho Ohio river at Cattletubu.g is rising ct
an unprecedented rate.
Al Portsmouth, Ohio, the river is rising
ak incbea an hour with food guags in
all the tributaries. With a rising river
from Pitigbnrgh. down thers is a proba.
tility tnat the riTer here may reach 90
feet, aven il n cold wave comes tonight.
At 81 iaes, many cellars will be submerged.
The rainfall here in the past "A hours was
% inches. NJ.
The probability OF flood is now in-
c:eesins. At midnigh: the rive. was So
feet inches aud rising two inches an
hour. Specials 10 the Commercial Gazette
from all up.riyer points report the river
and trihusaries rising at terrific speed and
advices from Weat Virginia tell Of
lesyy rain, .,z4- -..s 7- ,Eze
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Uss tho so,caled surplus to build o navy
.nl coast dsIcnaes. Thatitightens up the
grTs where they arc loose and loosens
them up where they are tight. The coun.
try ga,s protection for its life and tho peo.
pie get the money.
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Ipi ahoald happen that two or three
nsmbels Of the Iuliaua Legislature go to
the psniientiary for bribe-taking, that
viii not be bad outcomo of the Senator.
ID slstrug,le in that State. There has been
us,y work there.
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Damaged reared nj Evansville.

EVANSVILLE, Fob. 3,-Tho fears Of
smother flood nearly, il not equal, to tho
destructive flood of 1883, have greatly in.
creased here. The river continues rising
st the rate OF half sn inch an hour, aud il
now about thirty.seven and thres.tenths
feet on tho gauge. The rain fell in tor
rents nearly ail. day yesterday. These
fac's, together with teierrsphic advicea
from various poinla, are anything but en-
couraging, The watA is gradually sp!ssd.
ing over the lowlsnds, and there is no
doubt but vast amoant Of corn and other
property will be destroyed.
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BISMARCK seems to have moved bis
DIVES until he has Franco where she
must fight, and be the sgresaor at that.
Taa Prince Chancellor thinks he knows
hos saoth!r Franco.Gsrmsn war will
lo,,;r,tn -
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Passenger and Freight Trains Collide.

PhsaehEer and Freight Trains Collide.
OMAHA, NEB, Feb. 3.-A dispatch from
Echo. Utah, says the west.bound psssen-
ger train collided in yard there with a
freight train last night. Lswis Bemis, en-
gineer Of tho freight, was killed, being
caught and his lower c1tremities literally
ground of. He died in twenty minutes.
Two men In the cab with him escaped.
The two engines are a total wreck and
two others are badly smashed.
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The rising waters are not likely to re.
,,s. thoir old performances in this neigh
brhood, but they arc already making
,b;uv, uncomfortable below.
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Ir may DO that Miss Van Zandt i, not
,,iup /, provo q msscotte to the Spies
i,uIly after all. There's the proxy brother
,,sstsd for higamy. al
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Pr0hibItlon In pannAxlynnin,

. MHRlsnuRd, Pa, Feb. 3.-The Senate
@iSaay ssSy pssaet the bill providing for the
ssuonlssson itho prohibition amendment
ns1as NJ Inc State Constitution to vote Of the
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THE Indiana Legislature has cut out
nr,s work for the United States Senate.
4. this tistancs Turpie's election bears
4, the esrmnrka OF " first.class farce. W.
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THAT Third Judicial Circuit juggle is
v,ry uea! Rs II is outlined by the jugglers
,hansclves. It is no! necessary to print
facsimile lhis time.
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Arrxn the Democratic factions In the
rs,isIs'ure arc through bombarding each
otIer with m,uiIessoes there may be peace
4, The KAnpwha
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A SALOON BoA1BARDED
With stones and Snowballs-A General
Fight Eusues,

Fight Ensues.
CHICAGO, Feb. ga small riot took
place on North Market street early this
morning which promised aerious results
and alarmed the neighbors besides Nam-
aging the saloon which served liquor on
the battle grounda a crowd OF intoxicated
men took possession Of Andrew Phader's
bar room at No. 27S Market street, shortly
after midnight aud closed the front door.
Another crowd came along about o'clock
and demanded admission, hearing the
voices and seeing the light within burn.
ing. lsls51 -u b
Refused by the occupants they
commenced fusilade with stones snd
Bnow ba'ls. This was replied to inside
with bottles and other missiles. Finally a
sortie was made and pistols were drawn
gu both sidoa, number Of shots being
fred, Police otlicors came upon the scene
as tho riot'was ct its hight and arrested
q number OF young men. John Faith,
oue OF the number had his arm SHOT All
gave. 6oad for appearance tomorrow for
hearing.
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RIDDLEBERGEn EXPLAINS
Why lie Voted Agninst the Retailatory
Fishing Bill.

why He Voted Against tho Retallntory
Fishing Bill.
HEw foRK, Feb. 3.-Patrick Ford, OF
the Irihh World, has received the follow.
letter from Senator Riddleberger explain
Ing why he voted against the Fishery Re-
taliaiory bill: ~
SENATE CHAMBER, I r
WASHINGTON, D. o., Feb. l, 1887. !
Patrick Ford, Esq: ~
DEAR Sir: l beg to Gay that since my
vote on the socalled "Rstaliatory Bill,"1
have been requested from several sources
10 make public my REASONS for my single
vote. Briefly stated, ! regard such retalia.
tory legislation GO child'a play, especially
when Canadian fishermen nre almost
within o stones throw OF American
shores. What We want are coast defenses,
cruisers and men.of.war 10 resent insults
as they arc offered. Triaing with euch
matters but humilistea and procrastinstes.
five would have the respsct OF England
we must command II. Beginning with
retalistion, so.cslled, will ultimately end
in treaties which may swap American cit
izens for bocdle Aldermen. Guns are
better guarantees against insults and in.
jnries than paper treaties. Such is my
humble opinion.
Very respectfully yours,
II. II, RIDDLEBERGER.
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BANANA peel-fell on aidowalk-people
laugh. St. Jacobs Oil heals pain,
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T,Ir weather 10 a poor thing to talk
,ho,I, but then We have been having poor
sro1ch weather.
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GnI,sE GonDos smoked cigaree.ts.
c,,Ionj, dnri. Young man, bewaroi
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Ghs !Q'steuilasueer.

osIrr, No.. IS aud ~ Fourteenth Street.